Interesting. Now, can I do this in a way that doesn't make me sound weird...
Well, I gotta admit, I can be considered a bit of a big kid, but something I've still got from my youth is a Rigadoon named Dan. For those who didn't know, Rigadoons were fabric puppets about 80 cm tall, all with different faces & "personalities". The one I got was Dan, which is also the first 3 letters of my name. Must have been around 6-7 when I got him, cause my brother got one too, but my sister wasn't even born yet. He might have been just a puppet, but having him there helped me get through some tough times.
Still got the bugger too. Sure, he's got lumps of dust on him, a hole in his neck, & he's wearing nothing but a "Great Keppel Island" shirt, his actual clothes long gone, but I've still got him in my room. He's also wearing a Canteen bandanna I brought not long ago, since it turns out his head is just as big as mine, just flatter.
I'll probably keep him around for ages, maybe repair him & pass him on to the next generation, if they treat him well. He's kinda always been there, & most likely will be for a long time to come...
Damn, so much for not sounding weird...


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i'm guessing you don't mind that you didn't ahve a really "soft" toy to play with, but without mine i would probablly be lost up to date, this thread reminds me to retrieve it from the box i once long left it in to rot, how cruel! thank-you for this threads ryo. really i mean it.
(Paraphrasing, of course, but "I know not what World War III will be fought with, but WWIV will be won with sticks and stones.")


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